Aasn inveterate hero-worshipper I have been getting a thrill
Bu the aim<0000 people in New York I given by my
and t ebonrs bestowedb by my iov inent on the gallant
ange, Genevieve de Galard-Tearratt -
Course. I admire her devotion and courage in tayng ith
4W wounded and dying aoldierm at Dten mBen Phu until &(hew
MwSed by seml-savage Communists, but probably leas savage
"e Man brand at that...
Ita y ad4miration for nursing as a profession Is so senU-
intal thatit veres on the maudlin. Then I a writingthis
Sirom a bed In San Fernando Clinic, In a quet, alr-conditioned
P nO with a picture window and I may have a hang-over from
mY last "hypo."
Many people. including officials of the French government
and even members of Oenevieve's family, were worried about the
letters of thanks she wrote to Preeidentf Ho Clt Minh for the
treatment given the wounded prisoners. The Communists made
a field day of it and the French preas intimated that she may
've become one of "thom."
a'.-ige member of her family is reported t,bave Aent her a
e'WlereadinR. "Proud of you but shut up."
But when Genevieve met French newspapersmen she reveal-
nd that- she had been urged to write the letters by the chief of
thW medical services at Dfen Blen Phu. Furthermore, people who
kiow the de Oalards ay they were in the tradition of the family
Scivalry. The de Galards have never forgotten their manners,
*yen on a battlefield.
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1 Byy VICTOR Ro US- i
BERLIN-There are '-s W8
bored State Dept. ofela.e. .u..
very much depressed .i.
weather and annoyed
ers who ask too mane MU
They've just beente il l
there's nothing to their
Russian kidnapping
SYet 3,000 l abr %a= wrt
underground workers, g
ganization directors pd ,
ment officials have i
ped or have my
peared in Europe aimn* .
To cite just one c itr l
the kidnapped man u
traced there is the
Dieter Friede, the
nist editor of ttfmSiit a.
per. r Abend. He was a
y the Russians, forced b the
vieo Gestapo-type SSD (Obotl
curty Force) to "se sa" s d
condemned to 25 years at ha
labor for alleged espionage.
was an early case.
If one charts the kidnap
ro 1945 to the present, you fiid
that there is considerable atreD5h
in the theory of labor people 1.]
that despite the newsioeia
sians are trying to liquidate
brains and the manpower of
the German anti-Commun st
groups here. Maby of them, qt
curse, work for our own uAt .
cover agencies.
To counter the Soviet kidnapplk
squads and cloak-and-dagger ofW-
ations which would make l e-
vision script intrigue aund lk a
chapter of "Little Women," te
Western Berlin police have or"l-
ized a special 3,000-man
force. ',
This is motorized-much like tr
state troopers. They're speci
trained. I've been told they lie
in their own barracks equiped
with a radio station. Any au
can reaqh them nto. sands-iL..d
their motor ycle, ak
to any Berlin st!t't lui a-w
minutes. This ,. be ast
naU tnab a u.'s peedn to
e usslan sector. ;
ere'ls no. way fqes an outsider
to ow wheth 1ls ekuad is m-
1eating X t obvy iy
15 er .te A qd r y
,ipforce la eh. toe cte
wan tha..Sov'iet lefiappers. the
d f tirooarm en roam aluio
op, aditian to Germany
?I &lm-lpecificaliy at organia.
as.ie the "Freedom Comtit-
for Russian-German Fried.*
ip" and the "Free Juril"
tldh have terrific contacts e-

party. The kidnapping-espionage
enowrk of tough musle men and
eav agents works for a se-
rihi of Soviet Army. State, and
Comlaform agencies far too com.-
ex to attempt to unravel here.
But what ust be reported is
their relationship with America's
5,000 American acard-h o d i g
Comiupists;:
Those here who can speak au.
thoritatively about the Soviets say
that the American Communlits
have ae. onesrd to liquidate
their rlaepedont unions and take
either whole Communist-controlled
na1lHal0t unlonj or locals into the
AltL sd, CIO-wherever they can
get in.
get in. t is not only to stay
lagW Z the inside of our defense
was but also to place them.
Ieawess leoe as possible to non-
ComanMinlt local and international
union heads-and ,there urge, or
provoke, strikes and slowdowns..
The Aa sean Communist labor
imen ate o undt orders to be.
gin worknL their.way towards
launching Soviet-American friend-
ship outflten.- Iet non-Com-
munist labor ,m front for
them if they i,
To speed on of this
cy the creasing
,i I;th U.S. to
n thel especially
the bor i nto action de-
wie the public atmos-

Thus the san network which
operates in De. Soviet se-
eret police, Co rz agents,
kidnappers, musie' sen-and po1it-
ical oamssar ijiay those
who were trainedtgh the Span-
is Civil War-.a ri lg Into the
Just wait and see. You won't
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Congressional Rec6rd, 1789

WASHINGTON-(NEA)- I
as the Republican National
mittee is to pass out federal
to loyal party workers, it h
agree to pass one out to a I
crat the other day.
No GQP oUticians back
can awk, however, be
they l ha a crack at fill
bitt -Apome up with a
TM personnel
lemn th the Sum
Co Associate

Of th rical Pu
the of htorica
mntn at puc-expense.
For sev years he has
niuhi v eo~mdmisionu t(
ive 4he ration of th
anseftf -i.e first sel
nge eO 1789. It's tNh
tr pt a session wh
inislng and the members
Court felt that the 1
it as a ei mto the "Itent a

mr" ol does not C

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By DOUGLAS LARSEN
0- .
ager possession of the Libray f Con- rino Calif. atte
Com- gres, haa never be tra bed rb the iary of a
Sjabs Irts this job which Frl fui r printer named M
lad to fally got the NIPC to M e. which had been w
Demo- to be done under tie ates ofoyd system. *Se I
the National Archt. cried the diari of
home This is when the aR b Na- ne of the fo s
cause tioaal Committe got into act. inia fa ao
ing It The archives operates Gea- Upd system.
quall era Services Ad When Dr. Hame, c
through t O*. about the opeg aBh
prob- fd the commit that a poa the chance. She t a
Sreme as needed for ts he of abunee from er
ustics The committee's dsitilatch- Is la town now, rea
ng .on to this unique t p0 She admits she was
ember t btop- 0b a l work mayed when ale first
blue. ---ired to chagrn r le douments she wnf be
sl en of mopahs when It wau dlramverld lmo the year. "'
doeu. that *o good Reoullaes'as so small.," s4 e es.
their able to trasr M Lloyd' of Mt ottIe
been notes, or interested in t 0 lsavei y I'si
o Finally someone frame I-C tm. There an
e fal mttee called crehib f t *f the Sieae
Io of statement: '* sants. l
B oy "ndQ y1 owsn sget u-dto e
ch I the, even ifst'su t be aal
of the W th this i gt WMDr.h with a W ^rn
Xedl R. amer, diretor d- Seb 4 m vA A
Coit Net out to recruit r ,m V words.
t took l because Dr. Herlnl In t 's ndte 1
iaon. IdW nt circles than U"-_ wa. fromre brot
lfieal iean poeiteians he tt l l t raperI I
ontal of a i. Marit r a frelLt
tad i was a editorial irt1a9r l i
Sco. California State' DoS t I e paem.

la. o k which Iea raot.7
t, in the New York 'Ma I o
short- Att be time sh
in the the Huntington LWiray taas party."

By BO AiK -W
6 .
I note with considerable misgiv- tee to turn out the block G Oa H. sltw1m and strsi later eriueds
lag that there is a plan afoot to bomb scare juMt by shortatg -the ft 7oat n oeighor's samothing
Install H-bomb raid alarm In the electric toaster ao getting some-. In. ,
homes of private citizen.' Such thing stuck into the .tV-. let or i iin back to the'
potential project is based on the piugg In the. eletrl .,haver. Orion W
-ofcfhance that sometime in the When you conder the. penal i d wit phony ri byaid
next eouplw of years an elaborate they impose for turning la a false ae= and soMae ofW te other
detection scheme may be. worked fire alarm, faze the, retribulmao .O ali ll t I wpapn
out that would allow a few hours' for abloke who ted to chani a when a t catastrophe o-n
advance warning on an enemy air blown foae and sevanated Pew in. the power plant;
raid. Yr C t.
It is not quite clear ho i Apart frp- the praot eajm And,. MS keep ln t
private alarm w win wrk. bIt I do .lt ,r ot .pi .., ..t be 'i, m
A wish one for W v y owm dt a liiil-ili r-li ii

Do put in Tnelor =` : 11 9
ering of the cee= =tIo = eotr s;ort everyMe ,theMsWm-
circuit wou came a, alarm ta o!,. .- .-
sound ..." ., The average home is d4 with
Not for baby. I could see the poise. There i. the fatory ubetle
ractical aspects of the old CD and the 12 o'clock whistle, aL the
days when everybody was dauelang uortd under tatoegm iro
the square dae on top o the CD the faney stove. There I the alarm
offices at Dupont Circ In Wah. clk of couse, ad b
ngton. siren outside, and the freakish
And filling the bathtubs full of things that happen to raeisa and
water every night, in case the television sets. ,
water mains quit. And ringg the There are doorbells and elva-
weight-lfting coordinators and t. tor bells and fire-englasine.sir ld
red movie actors. And planning practice sirens for m. k l raids
children's games in the subways Therre are jet planes otvreWi .
That made a little sense., ft. Patrick's Day parades .
But your boy here Is no mech- there are the usual tblp, that
anical genius, and I would guaran- happen to lights in the summer

d I ondoo and am an wn
iepe lea ornsted Wh lv

a new visitation of the LT*
tjnk actually I would rat'
eap the Big Casigo thae n t;
weMaty.-p e e m a
vI dors wh tUe, f by A
vmarnt bree uht lead m
beIeve that waen 1 Was ut
about to melt down lato glass
Seems to me we gSt tisegh tro t
ble without a special ai d.adl.
ran in the boudoir.

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CTy. t a JU.9, 6I-bte -ai I t five
UP-Nationalo durimllVmenai atien laws
reh Ferrel, reputed lead in the May 4ipria ry.
brain of the P=eal y ,Cto 0 Other Natial Guardimen,
lorwo for d~o uaemk dlay meanwhile, found $100,000 worth
the prioner repdeated v of gambling equipment, some of
w ov "I did not 1 ill it new and stUll f actory cases,
atteron." hidden on the property of two
It was the June i apasiqNa- women identified employee of
on of Pattoron, state ey. C. 0. (Head) Revel. Revel is a
1erial in ,une. a. fugitive gambling suspect. The
alast erimi, that 4NO the two women were arrested for il.
Biggest vice cleanup Ia Alabama legal pposeslion of slot machines.
Lu0ry. The fact that Davis had testi-
Today, the inquiry veered to fled about campaign contributions
oard the incoming adminlmtratlon for Porter was brought out in o.
f Gov.-nomlnee James E. (Kies- pen court when he was. hauled out
ig JiDm) Foloen. of the grand jury room and
A amblig overlord rop Phe- threatened with contempt of court
dz City was ordered to tell ir. by Judge Alta King because he
inagham grand Jury bow much wouldeft testify about Folsom's
a and his -brOthren had contri campaign chest.
uted to. abNlu'i a recent sscou-./ .. .. .... ..*
it o mpa .i for- e th ,Dem, Davis promised to d 'best
ra.ti mato face i l" toive the deiile fo-
t f m t m on, and returned .to the jury
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tawad to se f for 'ral rae 2 wIch Pattanon won ra atn :
-eeraeev, your ow di.- ,li. Um-iy wai s brought out in U Of KRain
rulahu wr M yp thit the alt open tempt of court hear. .
e ay m have nmilar freak-iag. BUFFALvO, N. YY. -(UP- Two
la iMbtion,. I which cae The 22,00 figure was about transit company employes got la
SYou ny otbt tiam. three taime what Porter had re- unlboked-for reward beciue of a
2. With deftnalve atrgth pelted to be b6i total campaign stubborn dog that. bad enough
nd balanced dimtrbue dou- ctributions. sense to get in out of the rain.
ble the oppoeta. Don't lae It; Thre persons,. Including Per- The dog, a boxer, boarded a bug
uptoyo-partner to ae a de-rell w was RBussel ounty,(Phe.during a rainstorm In the sub-.
csllo when you know wh4 you nix Cty) etrialt solidittr at the urbs and refused to leave or be
wanttodo. time have been united con pushed out. When the bus got to a
L With no clear reason to bid n o with he ppg or midtown intersection, the driver,
Iagn or doable, avoid making a te's count votby la the Mathlas M. Becker, asked'the bus
dila. When polble s pa Jt e June_ reol priMry.' supervisor, Daniel Shannon, what
decim to your paler. Militihamen mnow leias n P he should do.
He.m- .. lie@ewer In Ph" ix Cty picked .
--I l_ ,.,- f- u rrell, who was fiee on bond, The bus was empty of humin
ilLOlrl sH Wilm *omut 1 a.m. and tek him to the Msaeers by then. Shanon told
SRussell Coty lail on charges of .eeker to return to the corner
bie drunkenoies. where the boxer hopped aboard.
O*rl Of O h nThe uy o. J ,ed s*oleitor He did and there te dog got of
wI r a driving his ear at the time The boxer's owner learned whe
toI chaas of-ding wMle i- happened and telephoned the trap.
OfWi~r nO~ iS toei~pedaid gd fen sit company to thank men.
driving also were filed. He later Then me .Erie County Society
S .. .. I made 00 bond against Vivisection heard of the n.
NW YORLK. fug. I (UP) Reporter questioned Ferrell at cident apd mailed Becker putl
William Zeckendorf, one of the the isl and heard him muttez re- Shannon each a $5 check for their
re estate baron of the astern tedl "I did mt ki Albert "humafttrianism."
mseaboard, admitted todayne had tere." "-,""
been outwitted by hotel magnate 'I hated him but I didn't gun .
SConrad Hiton who. w9.ontrol him to death," irenrll was quoted
Sthe Statler rI t right b reporter d Strkland eof the
ner Zeeend'a no. irmingha Newt .
Zeckleaand or gave up h "a_ owi rl i PatesM ae oFer-
Iefforts_ to ac u- e b id4 ei ar eeh ae' ot r du.
telm 1ad other tasg. Heoat; I- tues to iW _a lito t murder. He
congrtia to the MA been noumiatad to a new
pres aent ouf Cp. term as solicitor It te state
Hiton nnunAhe fDemocratc commit ttes V9lded
bad." We a m go the that vote last week. *
tatler chain, or br Special state under Act-
buying upst of eg Atty. Gen. kes (the
Its tout a that iocumbaeyent Sir
- vue?*ed out rsh, GarretI lan been i the
, ebbltMs .p. vote fra d ease) have pushed the
Hdays become taetr thrldereatiterma la estigation intensive-
werg to vote on a J toa sedl hey ave made asarrests in
tl copapy's a80e4 to Webb & that specific murder but they act.
K --a .. d ed. today to solve one of the flesh-
n Afthrdpet lIogtandlg crimes.
Sof.'l _ou p I u-ltM Ui L. (,Read) Cook, gambler,
Tueda, he .a6 'h beer dealer and saloo. keeper,
Ing isn' t oa he a t-4. was a at o Wefe t rtd doegree
S Bt today -he 11161# the murder of John ManB at tae
SIabooti. ___waover. 0-.1M Club lbwoin15D0.,
Hilton el -ilnul ted I- Alancil was kwlld, another man
prom foralalmsant s lzed bti 3and bra
day.1 R4 doth g h.ly-"-n..a t hlrr" ms:1 "

Ted salb he was
Previously, it
and fast iox.
M t poole want-
b fbatyv, he
& u and
1.0vW,

ti with Fred. the Per.
St ite ', and-by goly
It noticed it, too. The
I at home were stepping
hen next fall rolls around
isLa gives the first dovn-
s aealso. hb'U lbe leading
I tmigh a program do-
*'glUe Oldsters an even
gep iporamming more
b he's not going
-olo gin. He prefers
S -songs., with a alow

fort I home on ,higbwi a home refrigeratO ?tb sealed.
there is a special m hunks! yquwa mode -4P0l4t Card
fligerator. ra ,condisnig Qvaet
', battled drffn or an eiivalent
The "pefrigerette" may be I mount a food.
stalled near the auto's ru t .
panel, on the floor behind t h e zinc coated m cablnqt
seat or in the trunk cpmpar opens at the top. (AR.. L Msant
Working on the same princIdea flturing Co, ret Wor. T"O.)

The inflated splnt, which sur- ____
S around u limb, a *M-PAN
on -thetsde.by a waxedoa
The p sem.tiUc character of t,: ..
aplint designed to prevent ps.
susure re and other citculay
problem Great
made ik tough Steam plaet a4e Great Wbt. Fleet

* the neest" ...-
is there any town small
t for TV at its worst.
fly Important family occa.
SWfford i always ing
i 'Ie All Those ? ndeas '
rmv Char s" That old sang
t ofa Staffed family charm.
grandfather courted grand-
with the song In Gainesbort,
SJo saa, And it was the
ar she -e for her first
appearame, when she wasg
1 sang l Long .Beach, Calif.
k thing about the song-it'sl

weu ei y naa roesap le pea g I
their success and ent worded n
SKnowlan d that -they. would
fompaM They wou U on
the er in return for e
three- of e sme In

4tie.. Thefmtore, mu oe m no
itOna noua-eontent agreement
tolnBa ebe each of the
. What they were driving at wa
that under a unanimous conee
agreement, a senator knows tha
Athe vote will be taksenato ay

It potnt to be present onlyt t
vote. e I absent during ensau-
Ins debate.
If, on the other hand, there to
o fixed time for voting, senate
must be on hand to answer quo-
rum calls.
And the group of senators who
held up the atomic bill felt It
wa Iurints or that the rema

der of th ne abe resent tha
debt eduated. They didn't aat

atomw bll was hres so ruInle
that prints of the Ml were,.
vallab od one day before the
debate tarfed.
Few inenoua they argud,
knew what was really In tlU
histoui proposal to trn satem-
Is energ ever to private i*.
KNOWLAND GETS STUBBORN
they would call off the filibultr
after a vote on three
ments, but that while-volw
17 ae tn debate theywol
not Re to unanimous connt.